Welcome to the big show, everyone.

We get a lot going on.

ABC News is in a state of panic right now.

You see, the president came out with some truths over the weekend on truth social,

and it now has executives there scrambling to try and figure out what the heck they're going to do

with a network that's clearly, clearly a mess.

ABC feeling the brunt of this crisis. Meanwhile, you get a lot else going to do with a network that's clearly, clearly a mess. ABC feeling the brunt of this crisis.

Meanwhile, you get a lot else going on right now, Jasmine Crocker is going viral because, you know,

her little accent, her little stunt is all getting exposed. She really is living up to the phony

that she's known to be. And we've got to talk a little bit about China and the

big festivities that were going on there. We've got to talk about the president and his moves

against the Maduro regime in Venezuela. We have a packed show, a packed show. But we begin on this

news out of ABC News in chaos right now. As we speak, executives are trying to finangle and

figure out how they're going to actually put themselves together in this new media landscape,

especially when ratings are terrible, especially when the president really doesn't appreciate

the fact that you got all this negativity nonstop there on the air.

Well, maybe it means you actually have to do something about the talent that's on the air.

Maybe you haven't reflected the diversity of opinion that is so desired in the news business

there at ABC News.

Well, that's what's coming up right now as we speak.

George Stephanopoulos,

Donna Brazil, Chris Christie, and a few others. There's some of the names that we're hearing. Oh, don't forget, Whoopi. Of course, Whoopi and Joy. Well, we've talked about that, but I have some more to say on that here for you today because there's a new survey out that really does fell the end of them. I'll tell you, here's the problem. Here's the problem. You cannot continue

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